Making Mischief: Dada Invades New YorkWhitney Museum of American Art, 1996 - 304 pagina's Making Mischief: Dada Invades New York, the catalogue for the landmark exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1996, proposes that Dada was not only important to the growth of American modernism, but that the ferment of New York played a critical role in the continuing photographs, and related documentary material records the achievements of the French emigres Marcel Duchamp and Francis Picabia, the American expatriate Man Ray, as well as American artists Charles Demuth, Katherine Dreier, Charles Sheeler, Joseph Stella, Florine Stettheimer, Clara Tice, and Beatrice Wood. |
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ummulers | 6 |
with artist biographies by LAUREN ROSS | 209 |
THE MACHINE AND NEW YORK DADA BARBARA ZABEL | 280 |
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Making Mischief: Dada Invades New York Francis M. Naumann,Beth Venn,Whitney Museum of American Art Fragmentweergave - 1996 |
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Albert Gleizes Alfred Stieglitz American Art Apollinaire APRIL Arensberg circle Armory Show Arthur Cravan avant-garde Baroness Elsa BEATRICE WOOD Bride Stripped Charles Demuth Charles Sheeler CLARA TICE collage Cubist culture Dadaists Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven European FEMME film Fountain FRANCIS PICABIA French Gallery Gelatin silver print German Haviland Henri-Pierre Roché Henry humor issue JANUARY Jean Crotti Joseph Stella JULIETTE ROCHE JUNE Katherine Dreier Kreymborg Little Review Louise and Walter Louise Arensberg Love machine magazine Marcel Duchamp MARCH Marius de Zayas mechanical Mina Loy Modern Art movement Museum of American Museum of Art Museum of Modern Naumann objects Oil on canvas one-artist painter painting Paris Philadelphia Museum photograph poem poet PORTRAIT OF MARCEL Press Private collection published Ray's readymade Rogue Rrose Sélavy sculpture sexual Société Anonyme Society of Independent Street tion Tristan Tzara Walter Arensberg Walter Arensberg Collection Whitney Museum William Carlos Williams woman writes York Dada Zurich